FAQ

A mortgage note is a legal document that sets out all the terms of the mortgage between a borrower and their lender. The buyer (investor) of the note takes on the role of the lender and gains the right to receive the monthly mortgage payments made by the borrower.

Mortgages offer great returns and are backed by a tangible asset. They provide consistent cash flow and in the event of a default the investor always maintains first lien position and control of the property. They could sell to recover their initial investment, if they get the property back they can resell to a qualified borrower and create another mortgage note.

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A fix-and-flip project involves purchasing a property, renovating or remodeling it to increase its value, and then selling it for a profit. The goal is to buy low, invest in improvements, and sell high.

We carefully select properties based on location, market trends, and potential for improvement. We focus on distressed properties, foreclosures, or homes that need cosmetic updates, and ensure they are in desirable neighborhoods or areas showing signs of growth.

We focus on high-return renovations like kitchen and bathroom remodels, flooring updates, painting, landscaping, and addressing structural or systems issues (e.g., plumbing, electrical). We make sure to balance cost-effective improvements with increasing the home’s market value.